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Astro - I'm no astronomer and i'm not really into ufo's - most of them are just a joke - but i'd love to know what these are.. They are not your classical night sky phenomenon, but after watching stars for a number of years with my partner at our home, we began to see them all the time - every night and sometimes lots of them in a single evening. I had a discussion with a friend of mind in astronomy at the university and he says they could not have been satellites moving at that speed and the frequency that they do. Sometimes i even see several of then at once like in the video - their behavior, these things, is exactly as described in the video flashing faintly like a drifting beacon.. I went to grab a video of the sun off the tube but came across that video instead, and to my disbelief realized it's what I've been seeing for years. Sure does bug the hell out of me. I'm a scientist fgs.. But i feel helpless with this one. Most of time they don't do anything crazy just slowly making their way across the sky. They are not planes that's for sure, these are much further away like outside of our atmosphere - lol, sometimes it even seems like they actually move behind stars in their path.. If they do anything unusual it usually involves disappearing for a movement and reappearing slightly in-front of where you'd expect them to be and sometimes to the right or left of that position. You probably think i'm being somewhat irrational here but i see them all the time and there really is not an explanation for them. Annoying.
I came across this one a while back but this is quite different - these things are static in the sky, the guy filmed them with a camera mounted to his telescope. I assume he just leaves it running all night and plays it back, It's interesting to say the least..
[video=youtube;AWtIwGtN64g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=AWtIwGtN64g[/video]
[video=youtube;tXGk6wkgJu0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tXGk6wkgJu0[/video]
I came across this one a while back but this is quite different - these things are static in the sky, the guy filmed them with a camera mounted to his telescope. I assume he just leaves it running all night and plays it back, It's interesting to say the least..
[video=youtube;AWtIwGtN64g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=AWtIwGtN64g[/video]
[video=youtube;tXGk6wkgJu0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tXGk6wkgJu0[/video]